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Walmart Could Swing $41.4 Billion In Value After Earnings
Earnings back in focus on Thursday: Benzinga-selected slate runs from big-box retail and off-price apparel to industrial machinery & niche tech. Walmart is the marquee name, with 4.50% implied move. Deere & Ross Stores also reporting with 5.64% and 6.94% implied moves respectively.
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